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Chinese Art

Chinese Art

Chinese Painters strive to create a balance of yin and yang in their works, which expresses the poetic structure of their meditations and thoughts. Everything depicted in a Chinese Painting is a symbol of the things that make up a noble human spirit. Chinese Art is usually bought as a print, poster or a scroll. Here is a run-down of the most common visuals that you will find and what they mean.  Couple Strolling Beneath Plum Blossoms. This picture features a courting couple cavorting beneath falling plum or cherry blossom petals. Place this image in your southwestern corner to bring more love into your life.  The Chinese Symbol For Double Happiness. This symbol is an example of Chinese Calligraphy and should be placed in the southwestern corner or under the mattress to attract a soul mate into your sphere.  The Waterfall. These posters feature waterfall gushing from a high mountain spot into a stream that meanders across a lush green countryside. Use this image to augment the north (career) and southeast (money) sectors of your home.  Two Peonies. This image is placed in the southwestern section (love section) of the home to attract a partner for a single female.  The Peacock scroll. This is an elaborate watercolor of a peacock that should be placed in the Southern section (fame sector) of your home to draw more attention to your talents and skills.  Children Riding the Carp. This beautiful and colorful print features a male and a female child riding the back of an enormous orange carp. It is a symbol of prospertiy and many descendants. It is well placed both in your western sector (which rules children and creativity) as well as the southeastern corner to draw weallth into your personal sphere. You can also place this poster in the northern (career) sector of your home to make sure that in the future you will make money doing the things you love.